Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
CHICAGO GETS It.
The Next National Convention of Re-
/pubIicans Win b. held at Chi
cage On June 10.
The Indications ara that Al The Aceu-
salons Against Captain Lee Hall
viii b. CI'ared kWay.
TIE Texas Delegation Expresses Itself Is
Solid fGr a REDUCTION of tho surplus
in The Treasury,
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE,

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE,
WASHINGTON, DEC 8 The publican
pstionaI committee was called to order q,
II O'Clock this morning in room 10 of he
Arlington ho'ei, By B. z. jones OF Penn
sYlvGnis, Samuel Fesseuden OF Connect
cut sctDg as secretary. In g brief speech
Chairman jones stated the O j CT OF the
ID etiDg as fGll1~s: "Gentls men, the
n letting Of the committee is for the pur
pose Of selecting 8 time and place r tie
holding Of the mkt RepDbl caD natlon.l
convention; Mo- 10 cOusid.r sucl other
mstte-s as may he brought before II q.
The M meDtUm acquired by twenty fiv.
yesrs If the preva erce Of r publican
principles has not yet lost its fore, and
the interests IF the country are prosper
Gus SO result # r publicsn indus rieI
legis s'ion. Recon uLt- RANGES indicate 3
determination 20 emo his prosperity by
adverse legislation forced upon the cYu IN
try by an administration hostile to
American industry, and also indicat.
the necessity Of the return 10 power
Of the Republican party in the national
government, so nat American industry,
wool growing and sugar raising, tq1alle
with iron making and textile production,
msy hsvr Continued prosp riry, and en-
plOyes in these industries Constant en-
ployment and CO tinued good wages,
suCh as American wOrkmen receive"
Il was ally decide that fifteen miu-
utes should D. accorded each delegstio1,
snd the frtt dele CATION WAS that from
Minnesota Ex-senator Window gave
reasons why ne thought Minneapolis
should be favored by the committee. H
guaranteed on the part of the ciliz rs of
that city the travelling expenses
Of the delegates should nnt
be gre&ter than if the 'nven
ton should be held in Chicago
Ample hOttl accommodation wonld be
provided st the ususl rates. Allexp.nses
Of the convention and all the usual
courtesies would be extended the COZ
vtu,iOu. A nal with seating capacity
OF over | 900 would ne eX.en. 70 for the
meeting OF Jne convention, and suitable
headquarters for every state and territory
would D. provided IN toe same building
St. Paul aud Mime apoli5 were united in
az Effort 20 secure the convention f,
the latter place. Minnesota WAS q. utral
IS 10 the candidates and aIl would he
tIested We !. The issue hal been made
bT thr President in MS M. sage snd the
Republican party must sct upon i . The
issue was pr01eCuun or free trad The
President had al ped & rn Of m ssag-
never before heard of Il ha TO gotten
70 acknowledge even VIVA divine Psovi
drDcg had done r he country a bsd
rushed into The tariff Between the two
psrtiss he was glad that the issue
mad been made. Did the e. ntle II. think
tlst the question Was u be between free
trade sDd tariff. It was necessary to
carry COSTS to Nv Castle ~ going TO
Philadelphia to mske C r p1bliCa plat-
form. The Democrats bnew there was
~ element in the r publican party of thr
northwest thst VS. nJt as sound On the
Q7es'ion OF protec III "a it ought TO BIZ
W. Il not TO the interest OF this COM
mlttge 10 take The convention TO the great
northwest, where it would do the most
good?
S nator Wiudom alluded to the pro-
p'pqujty Of Minneapolis 20 the great Ter
rOry Of DskOts, and severely srreIgHeC
the Democratic party for refusing to
grant somlssiUn to the Uni n to state
or territory cGntsiniue 600, 900 people be
cause they were Republicans
General B Henderson Of Missouri,
:ctst as spokesman FOR the delegation Of
gentlemen TO present the advantages o.
S. LOUIS. He preee3ted plans Of h
music ball uf ST. Louis, and explained
tas- In this builtiDg the convent, might
have the choice of h-ll-, one acc m no.
dating Is ,000 one 5000 aud one ii 900
persons. He argued inst the railroad
facilities Of that city were eXcelled b. none
srd il behalf Of The city be pr lmised
taifIess OF treatment to all candidates
who might be put forward f)r the
sun 'sgrs Of tie CO, ven'ilu. He referred
10 The 4 ut which the Z pu0l-cans # his
SA'e hSd been making since the war and
the continual dtf-at which tbeg had met
De predicted, however. that the electoral !
vote 81 NJ s<ouTi would in the next cleo
ton ne found in favor of the nomi zee of
tie K publican convention whoever it !
might be.
Colonel Dyer Of St. Louis in vigorous
speech Seconded HepdersoD's S. Louis !
should be chosen and ne declared that as
Oh fair vote that cry VA Republican,
lie holding OF the convention there
would grt atiy encourage sud help Mis- |
souri, republicans in their fight on the
Sue made oy the Presidents NE ss.ge. |
a-pu licsns could 60 into the mining ano |
manufacturing portions # the !
s;sie ard carry Missouri for !
lie K puhlicsn psriy Applause
Mayor L -che Of C1icsgo, in = business
Ike manner, detailed The cooveEiences |
Which could be accorded the members Of |
lie convention by Coicsgo. Chicago pro- |
poses 10 90 as much snd more for the /
accommodation IL the convention than /
she mad done four years ago, and he |
Claimed she was better prepared than anv |
oiAer city in the 'untry to are Tor the |
visitors of the convention.
Senator Culora earnestly urged the |
committee to SELECT Chicago, and made
oFiet resume Of the hotel, railroad auo |
telegraph facilities Of the CITY. Clicsgo
today was IN favor Of protection and hah
much 10 DO in graphing with the elemsp'
OF communion and rciali-m that hSd |
been spreading over the country. It hao
been settled by the su .horities of Illinois
hst man WAC disregsrded the rights OF
property, lsw sDd g"verpm ent could no
I'VE IN CnicasO. IAgplause ] He hoped
C1iCsG would he selected, out whether
Il We're or not Illinois and Mime sofa anC
Ne1rssks sDd Ksn~es and Iowa would /
sand nv their colOrs and vote the Repub
lean ticket.
Senstor NJ. Anderson spoke for Omshs
ead gave that young city, situated in the
aesrt f the continent and upon the
banks Of the greatest river in the world,
GOOD send OF. It would
furnish music sud decorations